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by xhkkffbf
592 days ago
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I believe that many of the court battles revolved around issues like "standing", not whether there was any substance to the matter. So it's not really fair to put any value in whether the accusations were "proven in court" because the courts never focused on the accusations themselves. |
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62 lawsuits in 9 states, 30 dismissed on merits, several from Trump appointed judges.
My recollection is that when the cases went to court, the lawyers backed away from claims of fraud: https://time.com/5914377/donald-trump-no-evidence-fraud/
Trump was consistently losing in all polls in 2020.
538 had Trump’s odds at 10%: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-election-forecast/
Betting markets had him at ~35%: https://www.realclearpolitics.com/elections/betting_odds/202...
Biden was favored in MI, WI, NV, PA, AZ, FL, NC and GA on Election Day meaning he had many paths to victory.
And polls were pretty accurate for Biden:
State - Polling Avg. (Result)
MI - 51.2% (50.6%)
WI - 52.1% (49.5%)
NV - 49.7% (50.1%)
PA - 50.2% (49.9%)
AZ - 48.7% (49.4%)
FL - 49.1% (47.9%)
NC - 48.9% (48.6%)
GA - 48.5% (49.5%)
The surprise wasn’t that Trump lost in 2020, is was that based on polling averages that he didn’t lose by more.